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Jordan Faces Heatwave Until September
The Jordan Meteorological Department clarifies that the country has not experienced any heatwave during this summer season, despite feeling relatively high temperatures. The maximum temperature in Amman reached about 35°C, which is above the normal average of 32°C. The meteorological department defined a heatwave in 2024 as a surge of hot air leading to temperatures increasing by more than 5°C above the average for more than three consecutive days. However, forecasts indicate that temperatures will decrease by the end of the week to around 29-32°C, with a slight possibility of light rain in the north on Friday. They confirmed that there are no indications of ongoing heatwaves until the end of September, and rainfall during September is expected to be relatively scarce. However, rainfall through October is forecasted to be above the normal average.
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